By being famous you sort of sign off on some of the respect a normal person gets anyways

Look man why cant we just have good political representation that care about people

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Is it that hard

To not you know take money from people who want you to make their life better

I mean... i understand when people get pissed if they get bothered when they are eating in a restaurant or things like that... but then again i really don‘t care about the celebrity status of people and just find it to be extremely rude to annoy someone while they are eating...

I only met one celebrity at work as security

I was told to keep distance and make sure he shopped happily without being bothered

Then he said thank you and let me take a pic with him and went home

The end

u just got raped and u dont even realize it

Oh shit I did

Better go tell twitter brb

OOF

@I AM ERROR it exposed them as complete fucking hypocrites when the leaders of that movement (like asia argento) came out as rapists and sexual assaulters. Asia Argento statuatory raped a young boy for example

Twitter says it's not my fault I bent over and said fuck me and then revoked consent after the sex was over

I sure feel validated

And harvey weinstein and bill cosby seem to not have raped anyone

Cosby didnt rape anyone

I met an Athlete and a Musician did not care. Did not treat them differently from anyone else, did not ask for an autograph or anything.

He just roofied em

Nothing wrong with that

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@crowbot no, he gave them drugs

they choose to take those drugs

the drugs they wanted

Right no problem

in many cases repeatedly after coming back

Ask and you shall receive

Good guy cosby

it's like giving crack to a crack whore

sounds like a voluntary negotiation to me. a dispicable one, but y'know

I mean "hey gimme drugs"

Ok gimme money

*gives drugs*

Ta da done

yep

U raped me now

Thanks for the drugs and news story neeeerd

not a nice interaction, sure, but not illegal

other than the drugs themselves